Photo: Russia massively attacked Dnepr (t.me/dnipropetrovskaODA) Author: Natalia Yurchenko
The Russian army launched a massive attack on the Dnieper late in the evening of March 28. “Flights” were recorded in several locations, and the attack resulted in deaths and injuries.
What the Dnieper looks like after a drone raid – in the RBC-Ukraine article below.
As the head of the Dnipropetrovsk OVA Serhiy Lysak reported, the air defense forces destroyed 16 enemy drones in the region. Dnipro found itself under massive attack.
The consequences of the enemy attack were eliminated in Dnepr all night. The massive strike caused large-scale destruction and fires. As of the morning, all the fires that had broken out were extinguished. Rescuers note that a hotel and restaurant complex, 11 private houses, garages, and a service station were burning.
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According to local authorities, four private homes were destroyed by fire, and at least 10 more were damaged. Several multi-story buildings, an educational institution, an administrative building, warehouses, and garages were also damaged.
In addition, dozens of cars were smashed and motorcycles were destroyed.
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It is also known that as a result of a massive drone attack in Dnipro, a hotel and restaurant complex was damaged. Local media report that the Bartolomeo complex was damaged.
A fire broke out on the territory of the complex due to the Russian attack. According to the media, all workers and guests of the complex were evacuated.
As of this morning, it is known that the number of victims in Dnepr has increased to 21. The youngest of the victims is 19 years old. The oldest is 74 years old.
It is worth adding that, according to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russian troops launched 172 drones at Ukraine on the night of March 29. Air defense forces destroyed 94 drones, and another 69 enemy drone imitators were locally lost (without negative consequences).
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